McDonald’s has landed themselves in hot water as the fast-food chain is currently facing charges of racism and harassment. In an effort to absolve these accusations, the company has appointed a new chief of diversity and inclusion. According to a statement from McDonald’s , Reginald J. Miller — VF Corporation’s former Vice President of Global Inclusion & Diversity — has now joined the chain as its newly appointed Vice President and Global Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Officer. According to USA Today , McDonald’s has acknowledged that it needs improvement when it comes to representing the communities it serves and has since publicly committed to better its corporate inclusion practices with its franchised locations and suppliers. “Reggie and I share the same goal: that in order to move forward, we must move away from the notion that the responsibility of diversity lies with one person, one department or one group,” said McDonald’s human resources chief, Heidi Capozzi, in a letter...